On the back of World Mental Health Day last week, we wanted to share some tips from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) ‘Working Minds Campaign’. Stress, depression and anxiety are the second biggest cause of work-related ill health in the construction industry.
HSE are carrying out site inspection across Great Britain focusing on moving and handling materials. Construction sites are being targeted.
Want to save and make more money, reduce absences and quickly and efficiently protect your business? To find out the 10 main benefits you can receive, read on…
What are you doing to keep your employees comfortable during hot weather and guard against any mishaps, illness or worst still, a legal claim?
The chances of catching Monkeypox is low in the UK. But here is how to spot it, if someone in your workplace becomes infected.
This video explains the difference between ‘Efficacy’ and ‘Efficiency’ and what it means to your business.
What do I need to know? Every employer (apart from sole traders) needs to appoint a competent person to advise and assist with safety. This may be several people or organisations and they need to address all applicable safety areas
Stress and Mental Health at Work What you need to do What do I need to know? Stress and the mental health of employees is your responsibility under safety law. It costs your business (one in three absences are reported to be due to work-related stress), which is one lost day per year for every […]
Changes to UK Health and Safety Law after Brexit So, what do I need to know? The government have issued a draft piece of legislation setting out some changes to UK safety law following Brexit. These will come into effect on exit day and this document outlines the changes relevant to a normal small business. […]
Does this apply to me? Yes – If you fly drones commercially or at work, there are some obvious and not-so-obvious requirements. To find out more, read our summary…